Abstract
Apiocephalus licheneus Gahan, a lepturine cerambycid beetle, is reported from the western part of India for the first time. It is briefly described and all the important characters are illustrated to help subsequent identification.
Highlights
OPEN ACCESS of a female collected in Dehradun, India (Gahan 1906)
Mamlayya; it will be deposited in the museum of the Department of Zoology, Shivaji University, as ‘Ceramb 3’)
White pubescence forms a pattern, in distal 1/4th of the elytra, which appears similar to the growth of lichen on dark wood and this is perhaps
Summary
OPEN ACCESS of a female collected in Dehradun, India (Gahan 1906). At present only these two species are known under this genus. Gahan (1906) has given an adequate description of Apiocephalus licheneus, no illustrations of this species are available anywhere.
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